Aaron on Nostr: I already practice what I preach. When my dog starts barking, I bring her in. I keep ...

I already practice what I preach. When my dog starts barking, I bring her in. I keep music indoors so it doesn't enter people's homes. I treat their homes as their sacrosanct place to escape the demands of the world, and be fully in control of their own experiences and bodies.

We already have the concept of consent. People's bodies belong to them, and they have the right to full control over what happens to their bodies. Why is it different for noise, in particular? Just because most people are fine with having their bodies subjected to that, doesn't mean some people don't feel violated by it, so why not just ask for consent for that, too?